Living conditions of older people in Spain 2006 (Survey CIS nº 2647)
Condiciones de vida de las personas mayores 2006 (Estudio CIS nº 2647)
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Social, Civic and Cultural Engagement
Intergenerational Relationships
Housing, Urban Development and Mobility
Uses of Technology
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Governance
Contact information
Research Department
Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (Sociological Research Centre, CIS) (Agreement with the Institute for the Elderly and the Social Services)
Montalbán 8
28014 Madrid
Spain
Phone: (91) 580 76 00
Fax: (91) 580 76 19
Email: cis(at)cis.es
Url:
www.cis.es/.../ver.jsp
datosbd.cis.es/.../estudioSearchLoad.htm
Timeliness, transparency
Data were collected from September 23 to September 30, 2006. No information provided about publicationType of data
Survey
Type of Study
Cross-section, occasional
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Cross-section, occasional
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Access to data
- Free access to Spanish general tables
http://www.cis.es/cis/export/sites/default/-Archivos/Marginales/2640_2659/2647/Es2647_mapa.html
- Free access to cross tables (gender, age, educational level, municipal size) http://www.cis.es/cis/export/sites/default/-Archivos/Marginales/2640_2659/2647/Cru2647_enlace.html
- Access to microdata by completing an accessibility questionnaire (information about users and aims and conditions for using data) (http://www.cis.es/cis/opencms/ES/formulario.jsp?dwld=/Microdatos/MD2647.zip)
Conditions of access
Agreement with the Institute for the Elderly and the Social Services, Ministry of Health
A questionnaire must be completed before access to microdata is granted. Short period to gain permission
Aggregated general and cross tables and anonymised microdata for the Spanish and Andalusian population
After the access permission is obtained, a set of files is provided for analysis, as follows:
Anonymised microdata file ASCII format.
Questionnaire: .pdf format.
Technical log: .pdf format.
Code book: .pdf format.
Cards: .pdf format.
Syntax programme for reading the microdata file in SPSS: ASCII format.
Syntax programme for reading the microdata file in SAS: ASCII format.
All documents and data results are only available in Spanish.
Access to data
- Free access to Spanish general tables
http://www.cis.es/cis/export/sites/default/-Archivos/Marginales/2640_2659/2647/Es2647_mapa.html
- Free access to cross tables (gender, age, educational level, municipal size) http://www.cis.es/cis/export/sites/default/-Archivos/Marginales/2640_2659/2647/Cru2647_enlace.html
- Access to microdata by completing an accessibility questionnaire (information about users and aims and conditions for using data) (http://www.cis.es/cis/opencms/ES/formulario.jsp?dwld=/Microdatos/MD2647.zip)
Conditions of access
Agreement with the Institute for the Elderly and the Social Services, Ministry of Health
A questionnaire must be completed before access to microdata is granted. Short period to gain permission
Aggregated general and cross tables and anonymised microdata for the Spanish and Andalusian population
After the access permission is obtained, a set of files is provided for analysis, as follows:
Anonymised microdata file ASCII format.
Questionnaire: .pdf format.
Technical log: .pdf format.
Code book: .pdf format.
Cards: .pdf format.
Syntax programme for reading the microdata file in SPSS: ASCII format.
Syntax programme for reading the microdata file in SAS: ASCII format.
All documents and data results are only available in Spanish.
Access to data
- Free access to Spanish general tables
http://www.cis.es/cis/export/sites/default/-Archivos/Marginales/2640_2659/2647/Es2647_mapa.html
- Free access to cross tables (gender, age, educational level, municipal size) http://www.cis.es/cis/export/sites/default/-Archivos/Marginales/2640_2659/2647/Cru2647_enlace.html
- Access to microdata by completing an accessibility questionnaire (information about users and aims and conditions for using data) (http://www.cis.es/cis/opencms/ES/formulario.jsp?dwld=/Microdatos/MD2647.zip)
Conditions of access
Agreement with the Institute for the Elderly and the Social Services, Ministry of Health
A questionnaire must be completed before access to microdata is granted. Short period to gain permission
Aggregated general and cross tables and anonymised microdata for the Spanish and Andalusian population
After the access permission is obtained, a set of files is provided for analysis, as follows:
Anonymised microdata file ASCII format.
Questionnaire: .pdf format.
Technical log: .pdf format.
Code book: .pdf format.
Cards: .pdf format.
Syntax programme for reading the microdata file in SPSS: ASCII format.
Syntax programme for reading the microdata file in SAS: ASCII format.
All documents and data results are only available in Spanish.
Access to data
- Free access to Spanish general tables
http://www.cis.es/cis/export/sites/default/-Archivos/Marginales/2640_2659/2647/Es2647_mapa.html
- Free access to cross tables (gender, age, educational level, municipal size) http://www.cis.es/cis/export/sites/default/-Archivos/Marginales/2640_2659/2647/Cru2647_enlace.html
- Access to microdata by completing an accessibility questionnaire (information about users and aims and conditions for using data) (http://www.cis.es/cis/opencms/ES/formulario.jsp?dwld=/Microdatos/MD2647.zip)
Conditions of access
Agreement with the Institute for the Elderly and the Social Services, Ministry of Health
A questionnaire must be completed before access to microdata is granted. Short period to gain permission
Aggregated general and cross tables and anonymised microdata for the Spanish and Andalusian population
After the access permission is obtained, a set of files is provided for analysis, as follows:
Anonymised microdata file ASCII format.
Questionnaire: .pdf format.
Technical log: .pdf format.
Code book: .pdf format.
Cards: .pdf format.
Syntax programme for reading the microdata file in SPSS: ASCII format.
Syntax programme for reading the microdata file in SAS: ASCII format.
All documents and data results are only available in Spanish.
Coverage
Data was collected in 2006. Survey carried out in collaboration with the Institute of the Elderly and the Social Services.
The sample consisted of the Spanish population aged 65 and over. Out of the 3,537 interviews, 3,507 were effective/completed.
There was an oversampling of the oldest old in rural municipalities and a multi-stage stratified sample (municipalities, census tracts, individuals) was used.
2006
Municipalities (according size), census tracts and individuals, randomly selected
No information is provided, but it is likely that the Municipal Register is the frame for the sample.
All of Spain (plus Andalusia where an additional sample was carried out)
Population aged 65 and over
The region of Andalusia is also representative
Data on households (membership, cohabitation behaviours), dwellings (equipment and facilities), and individuals (daily personal and social activities, mobility and residential accessibility, family and social relations, social and family care relations, life satisfaction, feelings and beliefs, demographic information – age, sex, civil status, educational level, economic activity, retirement age) are collected in this survey.
Tables composed by the essential socio-demographic features (age, sex, educational level, municipality size and ideological position).
• Abellán Garcia, A. (dir.) “A propósito de las condiciones de vida de las personas mayores. Madrid: Ministerio de Trabajo y Asuntos Sociales, Secretaría de Estados de Servicios Sociales, Familias y Discapacidad”. Instituto de Mayores y Servicios Sociales (2007): 166.
• Del Barrio, E. et al.“La soledad de las personas mayores en España y Suecia”. Revista española de geriatría y gerontología: Órgano oficial de la Sociedad Española de Geriatría y Gerontología 45(4) (2010): 189-195.
• Martínez Buján, R. “La reorganización de los cuidados familiares en un contexto de migración internacional”. 29(1) (2011): 93-123. Available at: revistas.ucm.es/.../35053
.
Coverage
Data was collected in 2006. Survey carried out in collaboration with the Institute of the Elderly and the Social Services.
The sample consisted of the Spanish population aged 65 and over. Out of the 3,537 interviews, 3,507 were effective/completed.
There was an oversampling of the oldest old in rural municipalities and a multi-stage stratified sample (municipalities, census tracts, individuals) was used.
2006
Municipalities (according size), census tracts and individuals, randomly selected
No information is provided, but it is likely that the Municipal Register is the frame for the sample.
All of Spain (plus Andalusia where an additional sample was carried out)
Population aged 65 and over
The region of Andalusia is also representative.
Data on households (membership, cohabitation behaviours), dwellings (equipment and facilities), and individuals (daily personal and social activities, mobility and residential accessibility, family and social relations, social and family care relations, life satisfaction, feelings and beliefs, demographic information – age, sex, civil status, educational level, economic activity, retirement age) are collected in this survey.
Tables composed by the essential socio-demographic features (age, sex, educational level, municipality size and ideological position).
• Abellán Garcia, A. (dir.) “A propósito de las condiciones de vida de las personas mayores. Madrid: Ministerio de Trabajo y Asuntos Sociales, Secretaría de Estados de Servicios Sociales, Familias y Discapacidad”. Instituto de Mayores y Servicios Sociales (2007): 166.
• Del Barrio, E. et al.“La soledad de las personas mayores en España y Suecia”. Revista española de geriatría y gerontología: Órgano oficial de la Sociedad Española de Geriatría y Gerontología 45(4) (2010): 189-195.
• Martínez Buján, R. “La reorganización de los cuidados familiares en un contexto de migración internacional”. 29(1) (2011): 93-123. Available at: revistas.ucm.es/.../35053
Coverage
Data was collected in 2006. Survey carried out in collaboration with the Institute of the Elderly and the Social Services.
The sample consisted of the Spanish population aged 65 and over. Out of the 3,537 interviews, 3,507 were effective/completed.
There was an oversampling of the oldest old in rural municipalities and a multi-stage stratified sample (municipalities, census tracts, individuals) was used.
2006
Municipalities (according size), census tracts and individuals, randomly selected
No information is provided, but it is likely that the Municipal Register is the frame for the sample.
All of Spain (plus Andalusia where an additional sample was carried out)
Population aged 65 and over
The region of Andalusia is also representative
Data on households (membership, cohabitation behaviours), dwellings (equipment and facilities), and individuals (daily personal and social activities, mobility and residential accessibility, family and social relations, social and family care relations, life satisfaction, feelings and beliefs, demographic information – age, sex, civil status, educational level, economic activity, retirement age) are collected in this survey.
Tables composed by the essential socio-demographic features (age, sex, educational level, municipality size and ideological position).
• Abellán Garcia, A. (dir.) “A propósito de las condiciones de vida de las personas mayores. Madrid: Ministerio de Trabajo y Asuntos Sociales, Secretaría de Estados de Servicios Sociales, Familias y Discapacidad”. Instituto de Mayores y Servicios Sociales (2007): 166.
• Del Barrio, E. et al.“La soledad de las personas mayores en España y Suecia”. Revista española de geriatría y gerontología: Órgano oficial de la Sociedad Española de Geriatría y Gerontología 45(4) (2010): 189-195.
• Martínez Buján, R. “La reorganización de los cuidados familiares en un contexto de migración internacional”. 29(1) (2011): 93-123. Available at: revistas.ucm.es/.../35053
Coverage
Data was collected in 2006. Survey carried out in collaboration with the Institute of the Elderly and the Social Services.
The sample consisted of the Spanish population aged 65 and over. Out of the 3,537 interviews, 3,507 were effective/completed.
There was an oversampling of the oldest old in rural municipalities and a multi-stage stratified sample (municipalities, census tracts, individuals) was used.
2006
Municipalities (according size), census tracts and individuals, randomly selected
No information is provided, but it is likely that the Municipal Register is the frame for the sample
All of Spain (plus Andalusia where an additional sample was carried out)
Population aged 65 and over
The region of Andalusia is also representative
Data on households (membership, cohabitation behaviours), dwellings (equipment and facilities), and individuals (daily personal and social activities, mobility and residential accessibility, family and social relations, social and family care relations, life satisfaction, feelings and beliefs, demographic information – age, sex, civil status, educational level, economic activity, retirement age) are collected in this survey.
Tables composed by the essential socio-demographic features (age, sex, educational level, municipality size and ideological position).
• Abellán Garcia, A. (dir.) “A propósito de las condiciones de vida de las personas mayores. Madrid: Ministerio de Trabajo y Asuntos Sociales, Secretaría de Estados de Servicios Sociales, Familias y Discapacidad”. Instituto de Mayores y Servicios Sociales (2007): 166.
• Del Barrio, E. et al.“La soledad de las personas mayores en España y Suecia”. Revista española de geriatría y gerontología: Órgano oficial de la Sociedad Española de Geriatría y Gerontología 45(4) (2010): 189-195.
• Martínez Buján, R. “La reorganización de los cuidados familiares en un contexto de migración internacional”. 29(1) (2011): 93-123. Available at: revistas.ucm.es/.../35053
.
Applicability
Survey carried out in collaboration with the Institute of the Elderly and the Social Services. Elderly people are asked to contribute by filling out the survey to allow the institutions to be aware of their problems and seek solutions.
Applicability
Survey carried out in collaboration with the Institute of the Elderly and the Social Services. Elderly people are asked to contribute by filling out the survey to allow the institutions to be aware of their problems and seek solutions.
- The information about this dataset was compiled by the author:
- Vicente Rodríguez
- (see Partners)